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Author: Admin | 2025-04-28
Molly is another name for the drug 3,4-methylenedioxymethamphetamine (MDMA). It’s hard to say whether it’s addictive since it’s almost impossible to know what you’re getting if you buy it.People claim molly is a purer form of MDMA. However, a significant portion of what’s sold as molly is either mixed with other substances or contains no MDMA at all.The other drugs that may be mixed with molly change the way people who take it react to it. That makes it hard to predict if a person may develop an addiction.Another name for MDMA is ecstasy. Molly is commonly sold in either capsule or powder form. It’s usually swallowed but may also be snorted. Ecstasy is usually sold as colored tablets. Here’s some important information you need to know about molly.MDMA is a Schedule I drug. This means the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) considers it as having no medical use and high potential for misuse. It’s illegal to sell, buy, or use any form of MDMA — including molly — in the United States. There are also powerful designer cathinone stimulants known by the street name “bath salts” that are often sold as molly. People taking these substitutes have strong cravings and much more violent reactions.Molly increases the brain’s production of the neurotransmitters dopamine, serotonin, and norepinephrine. A higher level of these neurotransmitters causes changes in the brain. Molly takes effect within 30 to 45 minutes. Its effects last around six hours. It can take up to two days for molly to clear from the body. Some immediate symptoms from taking molly can include:having more energybeing more talkativebeing more emotional, empathetic, or trustingsensitivity to light, sound, and touchexperiencing feelings of giddiness or euphoriaIn addition to these effects, taking molly may have serious, and in some cases, life-threatening effects on your body. negative symptoms of molly usehigh blood pressurepotentially life-threatening increase in body temperaturelack of awareness that can impair decision-making and lead to things like dangerous drivinganxietydepressionconfusionparanoiaheadacheblurred visionnauseachillssweatingdizzinesssleeplessnessirritabilityloss of appetiterestless legstense musclesmemory problemsMolly is a stimulant. It also has some hallucinogenic properties similar to mescaline or peyote. It affects the brain, heart, and
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